Description
Features: Low cost, high quality solid roller chain Quad-staked pin riveting Special alloy steel construction Extended riveted bushing anti-kink design Pre-stretched at factory For models originally equipped with non O-Ring chain Made in Japan Specifications: Pin Length: 18.6 mm Roller Diameter: 10.16 mm Plate Inner: 2 mm Thickness Outer: 2...
DID 525 Standard Roller Chain Item # 51301
Description
Features:
- Low cost, high quality solid roller chain
- Quad-staked pin riveting
- Special alloy steel construction
- Extended riveted bushing anti-kink design
- Pre-stretched at factory
- For models originally equipped with non O-Ring chain
- Made in Japan
Specifications:
- Pin Length: 18.6 mm
- Roller Diameter: 10.16 mm
- Plate Inner: 2 mm
- Thickness Outer: 2 mm
- Weight (100 Links): 1.49 kg
- Tensile Strength: 6930 lbs.
- Wear Resistance (Index=Std. Chain=100): 100
- Rivet Connecting Link: N/A
- Clip Connecting Link: Included (RJ)
Part Numbers for DID 525 Standard Roller Chain
Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Vince from
Might be okay for smaller bikes
Not impressed with this chain. Completely wore it out in just one season of riding, and I’m in no means a aggressive rider, but do have fun every now and then. Better to shell out a few extra bucks for a stronger chain and save money in the long run. Get what you pay for.
Date published: 2020-05-21
Rated 4 out of
5
by
tambarnack from
VLX600 Chain / Sprocket change.
Master link clip is quite solid and won't come off easily. If you want to remove the masterlink clip, You need something very sharp in between the 2 prongs/tabs to wedge the clip and an extra tool like a flat tip screwdriver to push it out.
To lift up the bike I used the manual lift and 2 car stands under the swing arm (one on each side of the bike)
Date published: 2015-07-08
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Tofino to Tuk from
Cheap is cheap
I bought this chain as I didn't want to pay $258 for the one available at a local shop. I thought I'd save some money and it would surely last from Whitehorse to Tuk and back home to the Island. However in 4500km this chain had stretched to the maximum adjustment possible on the DR 650 and I was forced to buy a new one. Not a good investment nor chain.
Date published: 2022-06-26